personal thanks to ed harrington, as well. i will turn it back over to r m our emcee. >> a big round of applause. [applause] >> all right. thank you also my pleasure to introduce president of our board of supervisors, supervisor david chu. >> good government. evening. it's my honor to welcome you to our local version of the academy awards for city government. yes, please give it up. i think our awardees look absolutely stunning tonight. i want to welcome you all to city hall. thank you for joining us in celebrating good government, celebrating san francisco. opera iit is often said that as goes san francisco, goes california. as those california, so goes the rest of the country. i want to thank the awardees tonight and all of our civil servants when you are helping us how to figure out how to better manage our parks, r-texas, to figure out how we deliver our water. we are setting in example truly to the rest of the world. i want to thank spur. i know that the best ideas in city government do not come from the politicians. they

money manager kyle harrington joins us. >> susie: oil prices followed stocks higher today. in new york trading, april crude rose $1.46 to $106 a barrel while gas prices averaged $3.76 a gallon nationwide. despite rising prices at the pump, a new study says the energy sector could become a huge economic driver this year. i.h.s. cambridge energy research associates says the sector grew more than three times the overall u.s. economy last year. diane eastabrook is in houston where oil experts from around the globe are talking about energy security and fueling the future. diane? >> reporter: susie, much of the growth the energy industry is enjoying in the u.s. at least is from natural gas. shell oil is the world's second largest oil and gas company, and today i spoke with company president marvin odum. he started our conversation by telling me how shale gas in the u.s. is literally transforming his business. >> it was only a few years ago that in north america and the u.s. primarily, the question was around how many regasification terminals should we build to bring natural gas i

we welcome kyle harrington. kyle, it's nice to see you. >> h are you? >> tom: i'm well.volatility is back for everybody, including investors, but dividend stocks, do you think theeral seover? >> i think with volatility comes opportunity, and yes, a lot of people have poured money into the dividend paying arena. but we think you feed to be more diligent about picking the appropriate securitys in that marketplace and/or the mutual funds that dignitary their ibvestment philosophy to dividend paying stocks. >> tom: always looking for income. and you're finding it in kimberly-clark. it has had aice rally from theow 60s the low 70s since september:ism right. >> tom: still pays the yield, what's left? >> 39 years in a row this company has raised its dividend, and the brand that you would recognize as kleenex -- in recessions and boom times people need toilet paper and need to use consumer products. so we think it's a staple of the economy t. has worldwide diversification in terms of the investor base. we like it. >> tom: what do you anticipate of the stock price from the low 70

ed harrington is here today. dpw, community ambassadors program, muni, our police department, and cdbg, our mayor's office of housing. it is all part of the way in which we should do business, getting collaboration as well. so that when we meet with neighborhood leaders here, they know they have got connections to every single agency. when we work with sf ci5tty and quarter and eight permits online. when we do things like an event parklets and make those successful and accessible. or use money to create an even better coffee shop that will come here to san bruno. it is going to come very soon. we have leadership in place. we have coronation. funding is in the works. -- we have coordination. we're on a positive scales in our economy. i am going to use the additional revenues we see coming into this city. make sure we do it and use it smartly. we are going to invest in our community challenge grant program that has been so successful all along this corridor. they have worked magic with the neighborhood groups that

harrington and his staff listening to us that talking to us, and all coming to a place in the middle that really works well. congratulations to all of you, thank you for doing all of this for all of us in san francisco. >> is the flow to follow. you should've seen her 20 years ago at city college where i first met her. i want to appreciate this move, i think it is helpful to the community, of fulton of the project forward the otherwise would have stalled over these kinds of concerns. i did this year from steve about $2 million for rerouting a different part. i am not clear on the overall and the to the project budget and to schedule. i am sure we will hear more about that, and he has not seen the last of me for today. i am sure we will hear more about this in the future. >> anything on public comment? gosh i should particularly mentioned suzanne the husband many hours with the community and coming up with a different thoughts and suggestions. >> moving done, the report of the general manager. >> public comment on items seven and b? >> we called for a while ago, and i did not. >> we'r

harrington went missing after a metallica concert in charlottesville. her body was found in a field three years ago. dna linked herrington's murder to a sexual assault in fairfax. in that case, the victim was walking home from the same grocery store where the families passed out flyers today. >> we're here today, really, to help save the next girl. there's a predator in this area somewhere between charlottesville and fairfax who at the top of his game. and we want to make sure people know to look out for one another, so that he's not able to create such pain for another family. >> now, there is no evidence of any connection between herrington's case and decker's case. >>> a police chase through philadelphia ended with a violent crash. police say it started last night when a man pulled a gun on an officer and took off in a silver car. police chased him for miles. eventually, he plowed into two other cars at an intersection and decided to ditch the car and run. one person was killed in the crash. two others were injured, including a toddler. the child is

those extensions now in gulfport harrington has taken a three shot later the transitions championship in florida after the only day of the competition he shot a career best score of sixty one to set the course record in his book harrington's ten under helped him take a step towards ending seventeen months and thirty seven tournament's without a victory he scored ten birdies along the way with a fifteen foot birdie putt on the eighteenth he broke the previous record by one shot at the esteemed copperhead course that had been held by not calcavecchia and jeff slim an american well claxton is three shots for the buck. but finally what makes an elin pick champion well it seems the russian republic of dagestan has the answer the tiny region continually provides russia with gold medalist at the summer games. has been to the region and now reports on exactly how future champions and nurtured in part two of his special report of the pakistan to limp a legacy. it's their national pastime every household here. seems to. bring it to the disappearance children. attending free so maintain contact

would you please welcome paige harrington. [ applau >> thank you, tom. thank you so much. we're delighted to be here for the second year in a row to celebrate women's equality day. i want to thank tom, definitely his extra help in making sure that everything runs smoothly i definitely. the sewell-belmont museum is committed to sharing the story suffrage. thank you. the museum is a national historic langek documenting the continuing effort by women and men of all races, religions and backgrounds to win voting rights for women under the law.ter a year of con cataloging and exhibit design, i'm thrilled to say that the museum has reopened as of may of this last summer. when the national woman's party moved to ad final headquarters, it was considered to be an embassy for the women of the nation. activity, and a vantage point from which they may keep congress under perpetual observation. [ applause ]r, they transitioned to an institute for education and preservation and we began the long journey of preserving and sharing this notable history. as a leader in the fight for women's

back toward the very end of last year, supervisor campos, general manager harrington, and myself met with the commission to make that known. earlier this week, general managers harrington and hale were invited to talk with cpuc commissioner simon. it was a meet and greet. they talked about the program and noted that one of the steps for being able to launch is the cpuc to take action on that. that message was delivered. we are trying all the different tools to keep getting it to move forward, although unfortunately i do not have any news to report on that matter. that is what i generally have for a report, but i am happy to answer any questions you might have. chairperson campos: any questions for mr. campbell? if i may follow up on a couple of things -- on the issue of the opt out rates, i think it is good you are doing some follow- up additional work on that. i think we should get to as clear a number as we can. i think the rate will be lower than what we have discussed. i think it is good that we are doing what we are doing. my hope -- i do not know if that is a possibility, that

would you please welcome paige harrington? [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you tom. thank you so much. we're delighted to be here for the second year in a row to celebrate women's equality day. i want to thank tom definitely, his extra help in making sure that everything runs smoothly is very well appreciated. the sewall-belmont house and museum is committed to preserving the legacy and sharing the untold stories of centuries worth of struggle for equal rights for women. the museum is a national historic landmark and houses an extensive collection of suffrage banners, papers and artifacts documents the continuing effort by women and men of all races, religions and background to win voting rights and equality for women under the law. after almost a year of construction, conservation, cataloging and exhibit design i'm thrilled to say that the museum has re-opened as of may of this last summer. when the national women's party notified to 2nd and constitution in 1929, making it their fifth and final headquarters, it was considered to be an embassy for the women of the na

my of my job is to get him ready to deal with the ins and those extensions now in gulf hundred harrington has taken a three shot lead at the transition championship in florida after the only day of the competition he shot a career press corps of sixty one to set the course record out in his book harrington's ten under helped him take a step towards ending seventeen months and thirty seven total months without a victory he scored ten birdies along the way with this fifteen foot part on the eighteenth he broke the previous record by shots at the esteemed copperhead course a record happy to help by mark calcavecchia and jeff slim an american worker axton is three shots further back. now finally what makes an olympic champion well it seems the russians republic of dagestan has the answer the tiny region continually provides russia with gold medalists at the summer games roman quarter of his brain to the region and reports on exactly how future champions and nurtured impart to his special reports into data stands a live picture legacy. freestyle wrestling is paramount and. consider it's their

now last lee it might be some patrick's day but irish golfer pádraig harrington might not be in the moodfor celebrating he followed up his course record opening round with a bit of a stinker at the transitions championship in florida and surrendered the lead to the little known jason dufner will harrington started the second day on top of the leaderboard after hitting a fabulous sixty one but his form deserted him just twenty four hours later with a two over par seventy three parting three bogeys and just one birdie now puts him in joint second with william a clip he missed the cut here last year but his sixty eight makes him a challenge it is time round although american jason dufner is the one to catch is sixty six giving him a two shot lead dufner has never won on the p.g.a. tour in one hundred fifty nine attempts but he has given himself a chance to end the drought this weekend and on the european tour a river has the halfway lead at the end illusia open he'll start his penalty but round with a one shot advantage over a chasing pack of five the spine it is not a regular member of the

now engulfed part of harrington has taken a three shot lead in the transitions championship in floridaafter the opening day of the competition he shot a career low round of sixty one to set the course record in his book harrington's ten under ten under par round helped him take a step towards ending seventeen months and thirty seven tournament's without a victory helped on the way by ten birdies with a fifteen foot birdie putt on the eighteenth he broke the previous record by one shot at the esteemed called the head course that had been held by mark calcavecchia and jeff slim an american will collapsed and his three shots for the bat. for. now europe's premier rugby union competition comes to a close this weekend with the final round of matches in the six nations wales will be crowned champions and win the grand slam if they beat france on saturday scotland play italy to see who gets the wooden spoon while rejuvenating england host ireland at twickenham it is still mathematically possible for england to win the competition but they'd need a heavy victory over ireland and lead wales to

now in gulf country harrington has taken a three shot late at the transitions championship in florida after the opening day of the competition a shot a career best score of sixty one to set the course record it in his book harrington's ten under him take a step towards ending seventeen months and thirty seven total months without a victory he scored ten birdies along the way this fifteen foot part of the eighteenth nineteenth broke the previous record by a single shot of the esteemed copperhead course. american will claxton is three shots further back. and finally what makes a limb pick champion well it seems that russia's republican target stan has the answer a tiny region and it continually provides russia with gold medalist at the summer games were muncaster of his brains in the region region and reports on exactly how future champions inocente in part two of his special reports and status stands a limpid legacy. freestyle wrestling is paramount and. their national pastime every household here has the barricades and gauged in some sort of activity which seems to play one of the big

and finally maybe st patrick's day but i would go for a padraig harrington might not be in the mood for celebrating he followed up his course record opening round with a bit of a stinker at the transition championship in florida and has surrendered the lead to little known jason dufner harrington started the second day on top of the leaderboard after hitting a fabulous sixty one but his form deserted him just twenty four hours later with the poor seventy three karting three bogeys and just one birdie puts him in joint second with william mcgirt and missed the cut here last year but he's sixty eight makes him a challenger this time around although american jason dufner is the once a catch his sixty six give him it's a shot lead. and make your appearance or as ordered celery as they half way lead at the hands of lucy open he'll start his penultimate round with a one shot advantage over a chastened pack applied a spaniard is not a regular member of that store and his rank six hundred cents in the world but he followed up his opening round of sixty seven with a sixty nine toots up the leade

nancy and dan harrington, please join us here. they have sent 13 million books to impoverished children over the years. we thank you all for this honor. we have enjoyed tremendously the ability to link with the philippines. we have generated thousands of jobs, both in the philippines and in san francisco. we have donated thousands of dollars to various events, such as the cleanup of the river, the symphony of the philippine cultural center, and the list goes on and on. we would not have been able to do that without being partners with the philippine consulate general. [applause] and in the five trade and cultural missions led in 1994 and 1998, 2005, 2006, 2010, one of the key posts for our entire committee and all of the various leaders, the people that head of the business circles, the political circles has always been the filipino channel, and we thank you. the most wonderful addition, the fresh blood that is going to come in and lead the sister city committee from this point on, as represented by the very beautiful and multi ta